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A Besicovitch–Rado–Kinney (BRK) set in $\mathbb {R}^n$ contains a hypersphere of every radius. In $\mathbb {F}_q^n$, BRK-type sets of degree $\ell $ analogously contain a family of $(n-1)$-dimensional surfaces, parameterized by a dilation factor and determined by a fixed homogeneous polynomial of degree $\ell $. We define $(n,d)$-BRK-type sets of degree $\ell $, which contain a family of d-dimensional sets parameterized by an $(n-d)$-dimensional dilation factor and determined by fixed homogeneous polynomials of degree $\ell $. We use the polynomial method to obtain a lower bound $|S| \gtrsim _{n, \ell } q^n$ on $(n,d)$-BRK-type sets S of degree $\ell $. We obtain an improved lower bound $|S| \geq \frac {(q-1)^n}{(\ell + 1 - 2\ell /q)^n}$ by implementing the method of multiplicities; this is the same bound obtained by Trainor on BRK-type sets of degree $\ell $, and we obtain this bound independently of d.
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